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The essiac report : the true story of a Canadian herbal cancer remedy and of the thousands of lives it continues to save

Thomas, Richard, 1946-


The content of this book is told from a settler perspective and the author is not Indigenous. Rene Caisse was a Canadian nurse who learned of the ingredients for cancer care through a patient Mrs. A who had learned of the recipe from an Ojibwe healer. At head of cover: Canada's remarkable. Table of Contents -- Prologue -- Section One The Reign of Saint Rene 1922-1978 -- Section Two The Torch is Passed: Essiac's Evolution 1978-1992 -- Section Three Flor Essence: The Formula -- Epilogue -- Appendix Exhibits: Testimonials .
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The content of this book is told from a settler perspective and the author is not Indigenous. Rene Caisse was a Canadian nurse who learned of the ingredients for cancer care through a patient Mrs. A who had learned of the recipe from an Ojibwe healer. At head of cover: Canada's remarkable. Table of Contents -- Prologue -- Section One The Reign of Saint Rene 1922-1978 -- Section Two The Torch is Passed: Essiac's Evolution 1978-1992 -- Section Three Flor Essence: The Formula -- Epilogue -- Appendix Exhibits: Testimonials .

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Evidence-based medicine toolkit

Heneghan, Carl.


Asking answerable questions -- Finding the evidence: how to get the most from your searching -- Critical appraisal of guidelines -- Appraising systematic reviews -- Appraising diagnosis articles -- Appraising articles on harm/aetiology -- Appraising prognosis studies -- Appraising therapy articles -- Appraising qualitative studies -- Appraising economic evaluations -- Applying the evidence -- Evidence-based medicine: glossary of terms -- Selected evidence-based healthcare resources on the web -- Levels of evidence -- Study designs.
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Asking answerable questions -- Finding the evidence: how to get the most from your searching -- Critical appraisal of guidelines -- Appraising systematic reviews -- Appraising diagnosis articles -- Appraising articles on harm/aetiology -- Appraising prognosis studies -- Appraising therapy articles -- Appraising qualitative studies -- Appraising economic evaluations -- Applying the evidence -- Evidence-based medicine: glossary of terms -- Selected evidence-based healthcare resources on the web -- Levels of evidence -- Study designs.

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An Aztec herbal : the classic codex of 1552

Cruz, Martín de la, active 16th century.


Originally published: The De la Cruz-Badiano Aztec herbal of 1552. Baltimore : Maya Society, 1939, in series: Publication / Maya Society ; no. 23. Indigenous authored, settler translated.
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Plants of the gods : their sacred, healing, and hallucinogenic powers

Schultes, Richard Evans.


The content of this book is told from a settler perspective and the authors are not Indigenous.
Date Published:2001

Calling of an angel

Glum, Gary L.


"The true story of Rene Caisse and an Indian herbal medicine called Essiac, nature's cure for cancer"--Jacket. o Rene Caisse (1888–1978) was a Canadian nurse who, beginning in 1922, distributed a traditional Ojibwe medicinal treatment shared with her by a patient, which she named 'Essiac' (her surname reversed). The content of this book is told from a settler perspective and the author is not Indigenous.
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"The true story of Rene Caisse and an Indian herbal medicine called Essiac, nature's cure for cancer"--Jacket. o Rene Caisse (1888–1978) was a Canadian nurse who, beginning in 1922, distributed a traditional Ojibwe medicinal treatment shared with her by a patient, which she named 'Essiac' (her surname reversed). The content of this book is told from a settler perspective and the author is not Indigenous.

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Healing plants : a medicinal guide to native North American plants and herbs

Heatherley, Ana Nez


The content of this book is told from a settler perspective and the author is not Indigenous.
Date Published:1998

Aboriginal health in Canada : historical, cultural, and epidemiological perspectives

Waldram, James B. (James Burgess)


The content of this book is told from a settler perspective, and the authors are not Indigenous. James B. Waldram and D. Ann Herring are medical anthropologists and T. Kue Young is a public health physician. 1. An overview of the Aboriginal peoples of Canada -- 2. Health and disease prior to European contact -- 3. Contact and disease -- 4. Aboriginal peoples and the health transition -- 5. Medical traditions in Aboriginal cultures -- 6. Traders, whalers, missionaries, and medical aid -- 7. The emergence of government health services -- 8. The organization and utilization of contemporary health services -- 9. Aboriginal healing in the contemporary context -- 10. Self-determination and health care -- 11. Conclusion.
Date Published:2006

The content of this book is told from a settler perspective, and the authors are not Indigenous. James B. Waldram and D. Ann Herring are medical anthropologists and T. Kue Young is a public health physician. 1. An overview of the Aboriginal peoples of Canada -- 2. Health and disease prior to European contact -- 3. Contact and disease -- 4. Aboriginal peoples and the health transition -- 5. Medical traditions in Aboriginal cultures -- 6. Traders, whalers, missionaries, and medical aid -- 7. The emergence of government health services -- 8. The organization and utilization of contemporary health services -- 9. Aboriginal healing in the contemporary context -- 10. Self-determination and health care -- 11. Conclusion.

Date Published:2006

UNO

Mattel, Inc.


Title from Container. For 2-10 Players. Play Time: 30 Mins.
Date Published:2019

Sushi go : the pick and pass card game

Phil Walker-Harding


Title from container. For 2 to 10 players. Play time: 30 min.
Date Published:2014

Plants have so much to give us, all we have to do is ask : Anishinaabe botanical teachings

Geniusz, Mary Siisip, 1948-,


Mary Siisip Geniusz is of Cree and Métis descent.
Date Published:2015

A beginner's guide to Native American herbal medicine : 75 natural remedies for wellness and balance

Queen, Angela Locklear,


Angela Locklear Queen is a member of the Lumbee tribe of North Carolina. Introduction -- How to use this book -- Part I: Introduction to Native American herbal medicine -- Part II: Essential herbs to know -- Part III: Native American remedies for health and wellness -- Resources -- References -- Index. Improve your well-being with Native American herbal medicine Native American herbal medicine offers a powerful way to connect with the earth and heal naturally-and with the right guidance, you can learn to harness its restorative effects. Written by an Indigenous herbalist, this guide shows you how to responsibly use traditional plants to treat anxiety, colds, inflammation, and more. Learn about a time-honored practice-Find out about the origins of Native American herbalism, its traditional and modern uses, and how tools like the medicine wheel teach us about our relationship with the natural world. Identify 30 essential herbs-Explore the healing properties of medicinal herbs for wellness, from anise hyssop to yerba santa. Make 75 natural remedies-Ease physical and emotional ailments with Native American remedies, like Memory Support Tea, Stress-Induced Headache Tincture, and Antibacterial Healing Herb Liniment. Tap into traditional wisdom with this Native American herbal medicine book for health and well-being.
Date Published:2023

Angela Locklear Queen is a member of the Lumbee tribe of North Carolina. Introduction -- How to use this book -- Part I: Introduction to Native American herbal medicine -- Part II: Essential herbs to know -- Part III: Native American remedies for health and wellness -- Resources -- References -- Index. Improve your well-being with Native American herbal medicine Native American herbal medicine offers a powerful way to connect with the earth and heal naturally-and with the right guidance, you can learn to harness its restorative effects. Written by an Indigenous herbalist, this guide shows you how to responsibly use traditional plants to treat anxiety, colds, inflammation, and more. Learn about a time-honored practice-Find out about the origins of Native American herbalism, its traditional and modern uses, and how tools like the medicine wheel teach us about our relationship with the natural world. Identify 30 essential herbs-Explore the healing properties of medicinal herbs for wellness, from anise hyssop to yerba santa. Make 75 natural remedies-Ease physical and emotional ailments with Native American remedies, like Memory Support Tea, Stress-Induced Headache Tincture, and Antibacterial Healing Herb Liniment. Tap into traditional wisdom with this Native American herbal medicine book for health and well-being.

Date Published:2023

Ancient pathways, ancestral knowledge : ethnobotany and ecological wisdom of Indigenous peoples of northwestern North America

Turner, Nancy J., 1947-,


The content of this book is told from a settler perspective and the author is not Indigenous. This book is authored by settler ethnobiologist and botanist Nancy J. Turner. Turner brings together Indigenous and settler contributors. V. 1. The history and practice of Indigenous plant knowledge -- V. 2. The place and meaning of plants in Indigenous cultures and worldviews.
Date Published:2014